Colleen Turner
Biographic Data
| ID | 6086207 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Colleen Turner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Colleen |
| FAMILY NAME | Turner |
| SIGNATURE | TURNER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pennsylvania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Case Study of Veteran Patient‐Researcher Partnerships in Mental Health Research and Practice
INTRODUCTION: Veteran patient partnerships in research improve patient-centred healthcare outcomes within US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical centres. To achieve this, researchers must contextualize perspectives, motivations, and contributions of Veteran patients engaged in research (VPERs) as valued consultants within a complex healthcare environment. Our objective was to investigate best practices for research teams partnering with V…
Where's the feminism in mothering
This article is a reflective narrative bringing together personal, collective, and action learning reflections from three women: all mothers, feminists, and community psychology practitioners. Its focus on mothering highlights the interconnectedness and tensions across these roles, as well as the shared learnings arising from this collaboration. The article draws on our experiences in two participatory action research projects in different parts …
Reconciliation happens every Day
A series of conversations between the authors is presented in order to explore the nature of a working alliance between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians. The authors aim to contribute to the ongoing dialogue between Aboriginal and psychological communities by demonstrating and exploring one working alliance. The resulting paper is grounded firmly in practice. The authors focus on everyday interaction to demonstrate that despite the enorm…
An evaluation of the special needs referral process for low-income preschool children with emotional and behavioral problems
The present study is an evaluation of the special needs referral system in a large urban Head Start program. To assess the validity of this system, two assessments were conducted. The first examined a representative sample of 105 children who were formally referred for special needs services. The Early Intervention Screening Profile (EISP) was used to indicate the distribution of problem behaviors of these special needs children. Two independent …
Racism and prejudice
In view of the rise of racist rhetoric in Australian public life in recent years, this paper reviews psychological research on racism and prejudice as they are expressed at every level of society from government policy to the intrapersonal sphere. It draws on evidence arising from social, developmental, clinical, and community psychology. The mental health system is used as an exemplar to analyse the operation of institutionalised racism, and som…
Racism and prejudice
In view of the rise of racist rhetoric in Australian public life in recent years, this paper reviews psychological research on racism and prejudice as they are expressed at every level of society from government policy to the intrapersonal sphere. It draws on evidence arising from social, developmental, clinical, and community psychology. The mental health system is used as an exemplar to analyse the operation of institutionalised racism, and som…
An evaluation of the special needs referral process for low-income preschool children with emotional and behavioral problems
The present study is an evaluation of the special needs referral system in a large urban Head Start program. To assess the validity of this system, two assessments were conducted. The first examined a representative sample of 105 children who were formally referred for special needs services. The Early Intervention Screening Profile (EISP) was used to indicate the distribution of problem behaviors of these special needs children. Two independent …
Where's the feminism in mothering
This article is a reflective narrative bringing together personal, collective, and action learning reflections from three women: all mothers, feminists, and community psychology practitioners. Its focus on mothering highlights the interconnectedness and tensions across these roles, as well as the shared learnings arising from this collaboration. The article draws on our experiences in two participatory action research projects in different parts …
Racism and prejudice
In view of the rise of racist rhetoric in Australian public life in recent years, this paper reviews psychological research on racism and prejudice as they are expressed at every level of society from government policy to the intrapersonal sphere. It draws on evidence arising from social, developmental, clinical, and community psychology. The mental health system is used as an exemplar to analyse the operation of institutionalised racism, and som…
An evaluation of the special needs referral process for low-income preschool children with emotional and behavioral problems
The present study is an evaluation of the special needs referral system in a large urban Head Start program. To assess the validity of this system, two assessments were conducted. The first examined a representative sample of 105 children who were formally referred for special needs services. The Early Intervention Screening Profile (EISP) was used to indicate the distribution of problem behaviors of these special needs children. Two independent …
Reconciliation happens every Day
A series of conversations between the authors is presented in order to explore the nature of a working alliance between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians. The authors aim to contribute to the ongoing dialogue between Aboriginal and psychological communities by demonstrating and exploring one working alliance. The resulting paper is grounded firmly in practice. The authors focus on everyday interaction to demonstrate that despite the enorm…
Where's the feminism in mothering
This article is a reflective narrative bringing together personal, collective, and action learning reflections from three women: all mothers, feminists, and community psychology practitioners. Its focus on mothering highlights the interconnectedness and tensions across these roles, as well as the shared learnings arising from this collaboration. The article draws on our experiences in two participatory action research projects in different parts …
A Case Study of Veteran Patient‐Researcher Partnerships in Mental Health Research and Practice
INTRODUCTION: Veteran patient partnerships in research improve patient-centred healthcare outcomes within US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical centres. To achieve this, researchers must contextualize perspectives, motivations, and contributions of Veteran patients engaged in research (VPERs) as valued consultants within a complex healthcare environment. Our objective was to investigate best practices for research teams partnering with V…
Psychology (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (1 work) · Action (physics) (1 work)